An Arundel dairy farmer said he's losing hundreds of dollars a day. Read More
Bourgeois and Blake agreed to fire up a joint and tell us more about their new magazine. Read More
Essential Reads
When Cob van de Sande headed out onto East Grand Lake with family and friends during February vacation, his day of ice fishing didn't go quite as he had planned. Read More
“I was really mad about this. These are immigrants who are working their butts off and it makes it so hard for them to do what they need to do." Read More
We already wrote once about cheap lunches in Bangor, but with a dining scene as dynamic and ever-changing as Bangor’s most of that old list is now totally out of date. Read More
Of course, the big question is -- how would a bipartisan team actually govern if they won? Here's how it could work. Read More
Follow along as the University of Maine women's basketball team faces off against North Carolina State in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Read More
We may not get all the juicy details uncovered over the past 22 months — at least not right away — but this story is far from over. Read More
They summoned me to the dispatch center with a promise of being introduced to a relative of the Duck of Justice. Since I was the individual who retrieved our mascot from a trash receptacle after he was tossed into the can by an angry German girl,… Read More
Taking proactive steps toward reducing and reusing helps both the planet and your pocketbook. Read More
Single-use items like resealable sandwich bags, plastic wrap and disposable plates can add up. So what’s a responsible Earth dweller to do? It’s simple: Waste less. Read More
Literacy Volunteers of Bangor hosts an amazing tea party fundraiser each spring, including storytime with a Maine author and fun book-themed tables created by local volunteers. My kids and I have a great time participating, and this year we decided to create a table themed around Eric Carle’s “The Very… Read More
